For those of you not familiar with AON  and their Rent protect program it was basically insurance that protected the landlord in the event tenant went into default, in which case AON would step in cover lost rents and assist in eviction costs.  

where do i get a Notice of default or a pre foreclosure list? 

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Three months before the scheduled end of the lease, provided the lease is not in default, an option to purchase the property will be granted in writing and delivered to the lessees.

They won't finance it if you live in it either, way too much risk if you default.

Hope this helps.http://www.ag.ny.gov/sites/default/files/pdfs/publications/Tenant_Rights_2011.pdf

When you say its "preforeclosure" do you mean that the notice of default or lis pendens or whatever its called in OK has been filed?

Your contract should be specific, clearly spelling out expectations and what happens under a default - how is the contractor fired?

He could easily get involved in the problems with the deal blowing up down the road, depending on the investor he assigns the deal to, and particularly if the loan is default, as you know.

I've listened to a podcast (real estate guys) and read some on BP about purchasing Bank Notes in default.